Wild Life Skills #8 - Slow Worm watching
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@drea177cha5er In england.
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do slow worms live in huntingdon/cambrideshire plzz reply as soon as possible
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Fantastic. I didn't realise they gave birth to so many young, she must have looked huge.
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Woow!!
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Cuteeeeee
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Some months ago I found a slow worm in my garden but it wasn't moving at all so is that slow worm behaviour or not
AndroidRev6 1 month ago
@AndroidRev6 Like all of the UK's reptiles, slow worms absorb heat from their surroundings before moving and feeding. They spend a lot of time basking in the sun or, more commonly, hiding beneath warm rocks, wood or metal until they're ready to get going.
WildlifeWatchUK 1 month ago